David Muhammad, a gifted student who fell into drug dealing and crime in Oakland during the 80s and 90s, reflects on his troubled youth. With little parental guidance following his parents' separation, he was arrested multiple times before ultimately transforming his life. Graduating from Howard University, he successfully built a career in youth mentoring and leadership. Muhammad has notably served as chief probation officer for Alameda County, emphasizing his transition from being supervised to supervising within the same system, highlighting resilience and commitment to impact.
David Muhammad experienced early life challenges in Oakland's streets but transformed his life, becoming a leader in youth rehabilitation and educational advocacy.
Despite a turbulent upbringing, Muhammad's journey from a juvenile delinquent in Oakland to a Howard University graduate showcases resilience and dedication to making a difference.
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